Sentence examples for slightly bereft from inspiring English sources
With much political uncertainty, terror and death, it has left many feeling slightly bereft of hope.
Time can be frozen midstream in unfinished works, making you feel "in the moment" with the artist, or slightly bereft.
It's a place where I feel really comfortable, and if my parents weren't still living there I'd feel slightly bereft.
"We were slightly bereft," said David Blayney Brown, Tate curator of British art from 1790-1850, who is glad to have the works back.
So why do I feel uncomfortable -- slightly bereft, like I've lost my footing -- when her name comes up?
So why is it that the novel seems so bereft of the narrative drive and slightly scurrilous whiff of scandal that made The Yacoubian Building teem with life?
The production doesn't require much of Flórez dramatically – other than to wander around looking anguished and bereft – any more than it does of Amanda Forsythe's brittle, gold-lamé-suited Amour, or Lucy Crowe's slightly petulant Eurydice.
She looked ruined, bereft.
The children were bereft.
"I felt bereft," she said.
